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Semester Two: Unit Notes, Labs and Assignments
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Chemical Reactions: Chapter 8
Nitrogen Triiodide Reaction
What is a chemical reaction?
I. Inroduction to Chemical Reactions
Text Problems:
- Section Review, 1-4 p. 254
- Chapter Review, 1-10, 18-19, pp. 269-270
Other Assignments:
- Intro to Chemical Reactions Worksheet
- QUIZ: Intro to Reactions
How do we satisfy the law of conservation of mass using chemical equations?
II. Balancing Equations
Textbook Problems:
- Section Review, 5 p. 254
- Chapter Review, 20-24, p. 270
- Sample Problems 8-1 through 8-5
Other Assignments:
- Balancing Equations Worksheet
Can we predict the outcomes of chemical reactions before carrying them out?
III. Types of Chemical Reactions
Textbook Problems:
- Section Review 1-4 p. 264
- Chapter Review 11-14, 25-33, pp.270-271
- Section Review 1-3 p. 267
- Chapter Review 15-17, 34-36, pp.270-271
- Sample Problems 8-6
Other Graded Assignments:
- Types of Reactions Worksheet
- Types of Reactions Design Lab
- QUIZ: Types of Reactions
- Distillations page due on test date
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Gases: Chapter 10 & 11
Chem Team: Kinetic Molecular Theory and Gas Laws
Why are gases so different from the other physical states?
I. Physical Properties of Gases
Text Problems:
- Section Review, 1-4 p. 306; 1-4 p. 312
- Chapter Review, 1-11, 15-19 p. 327
- Practice Problems, 1-2 p. 312
Are there mathematic relationships that allow us to work with gases?
II. The Gas Laws
Text Problems:
- Section Review 1-5 p. 325
- Chapter Review 12-13, 20-38 pp. 327-328
- Problem-Solving Practice pp. 315, 319-322
Other Graded Assignments:
- Gas Laws Homework
- Gas Laws Quiz
- Boyles Law Lab
Does the amount or moles of gas have anything to do with gas laws?
III. Ideal Gas Law
Text Problems:
- Section Review 1-2 p. 337; 1-5 p. 346
- Chapter Review 1-2, 5-6, 16-22 p. 357
- Practice Problems p. 343-346
Other Graded Assignments
- Ideal Gas Law Lab
Can the amount of gases produced in a reaction be predicted?
IV. Gas Stoichiometry at Non-STP conditions
Text Problems
- Section Review, 1-4, p. 350
- Chapter Review, 7, 23-38, p.358
- Practice Problems 348-350
Other Graded Assignments
- Ideal Gas Law and Stoichiometry Homework
What happens to gases when you mix them together?
V. Two More Gas Laws
Text Problems
- Section Review, 6, p. 325; 1-3 p. 355
- Chapter Review, 14, 39-43 pp.327-329; 8,39-42, p. 359
- Practice Problems 325, 355
Other Graded Assignments
- Two More Gas Laws Homework
- Distillations Page
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Solutions: Chapter 13 & 14
Solutions, Concentration, and Colligative Properties
What are liquid mixtures?
I. The Nature of Solutions
Text Problems:
- Section Review 1-5 p 400
- Section Review 1-4 p 410
- Chapter review 4-10, 12-14 p. 420-421
Other Graded Assignments:
- Nature of Solutions Worksheet
- Nature of Solutions Quiz
- Electrical Conductivity Lab
Is there a way to measure the amount of solute dissolved in solution?
II. Concentration
Textbook Problems:
- Section Review, 1-2 p. 418
- Chapter Review, 15-32, pp. 421-422
Other Graded Assignments:
- Concentration Worksheet
- Concentration Quiz
Why does ice cream freeze when it is in the churn surrounded by salt, water and ice?
III. Colligative Properties
Texbook Problems:
- Section Review, 1-4, p. 446
- Chapter Review, 8-12, 19-34, pp. 448-449
Other Graded Assignments:
- Colligative Properties Worksheet
- Colligative Propteries Quiz
- Freezing Point Depression and Boiling Point Elevation of Antifreeze
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